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PEAK SURGICAL
SKU:PS-D-175
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The professional standard for the secure, rapid, and precise application of orthodontic elastics. The Elastic Placing Mathieu Pliers with Hook Tip are specialized instruments engineered to meet the requirement for controlled interarch elastic engagement. Featuring a precision hook-tip geometry and an integrated holding aperture, these pliers serve as a mechanical necessity for the orthodontic team, providing the tactile control and stability needed to navigate complex elastic configurations efficiently.
The Elastic Placing Mathieu Pliers (Hook Tip) are the foundational instrument for interarch elastic therapy. In the clinical setting, the ability to seat a small, high-tension elastic quickly and accurately is a mechanical necessity; these pliers provide the control required to place elastics into even the most restrictive posterior buccal tube hooks.
At its core, the instrument is designed for predictability. The hook tip is a mechanical necessity for managing the elastic’s tension. At the same time, the integrated holding hole is a mechanical necessity for ensuring the elastic remains fully under the clinician’s control until it is securely seated. By simplifying the application process, the pliers increase patient comfort and reduce the time required for routine elastic adjustments.
Built to exceed international benchmarks for orthodontic hardware, these pliers are a fully reusable, durable asset. Whether used in a private orthodontic practice or a dental school, the instrument provides the mechanical reliability necessary to achieve successful treatment outcomes.
Feature Specification
Instrument Pattern Mathieu Spring-Action
Tip Design Precision Hook Tip
Unique Feature Integrated Elastic Holding Hole
Working Ends Fine Serrated Grip
Material Base Surgical-Grade Stainless Steel
Reprocessing Fully Autoclavable
Q: Why is the hook tip preferred for elastic placement?
A: Engagement is a mechanical necessity. The hook tip allows the clinician to hold the elastic securely in a stretched position, which is a mechanical necessity for threading it accurately onto the bracket or buccal tube hook.
Q: How does the holding hole improve safety?
A: Prevention is a mechanical necessity. It serves as a safety anchor for the elastic, a mechanical necessity that prevents it from slipping off the instrument and potentially hitting the patient.
Q: Can these pliers handle different sizes of elastics?
A: Yes. The Mathieu handle’s spring action is a mechanical necessity; it provides a variable range of tension, which is a mechanical necessity for accommodating elastics of varying diameters and force strengths.
Q: How do you maintain the serrated tips?
A: Proper cleaning is a mechanical necessity. Using an ultrasonic cleaner to ensure no residual debris is trapped in the serrations after use is a mechanical necessity for maintaining grip performance.
Q: What is the recommended sterilization protocol?
A: The high-grade metallurgy is a mechanical necessity for repeated autoclave use; it is fully rated to undergo standard high-vacuum steam cycles at 134°C (273°F).